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Facts and Events
| Name |
Sarah Kyle |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1][2][3] |
31 May 1828 |
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland |
| Marriage |
14 Mar 1850 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Canada West, CanadaSt. James Anglican Church
to William C. Overend |
| Death[4][5][6][7] |
7 Apr 1902 |
Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada |
| Burial[1] |
Aft 7 Apr 1902 |
Old Catholic Cemetery, Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada |
| Reference Number |
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8406 |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 tombstone.
- ↑ Census Records
1901 Census, Ontario, Simcoe East(113), Orillia Town(i-6), p. 10.
QUAY 3 #48; 105, 105; Overend, Sarah, head, widow, born Ireland 31 May 1829, age 71; emigrated in 1832, R. Cath.
- ↑ email 06Nov2005 from Carol Mercer-(cjefferies@@rogers.com).
Sarah Kyle...born 31 May, 1828 in Dublin, Ireland...
- ↑ Burial Record
Old Catholic Cem., Orillia, Ontario, Burial Register; LDS Fiche # 6050525.
QUAY 3 entry # 72: "Sarah Overend, born Ireland, [died] Apr 7 1902, Age73; stone transferred to St. Michael's Cem."
- ↑ tombstone
St. Michael's Cem., Orillia, Ont.: LDS fiche # 6051100.
QUAY 3 stone B25-1, OVEREND: "...and of His Wife, Sarah Kyle, Died April 7, 1902, aged 73 years..."
- ↑ Church burial record
Church of the Guardian Angels, Orillia, Simcoe Co., Ontario; LDS film 1305890; Burials p. 2.
QUAY 3 "# 72, Sarah Overend, age 73, born Ireland, died Orillia on 7 April, 1902 of Apoplexy, buried at Orillia"
- ↑ obituary.
Obituary - After a short illness, resulting from a paralytic stroke, there died at her residence on Albert Street, one of the oldest residents of the town and locality, in the person of Mrs. Sarah Kyle Overend, relict of the late William Overend, at the age of 73 years. Born in Dublin, Ireland, Mrs. Overend was brought to this country at the age of two years by her parents, who settled in the Township of Medonte, and the deceased lady was a continuous resident of the locality for the remaining 71 years of her life. She married the late William Overend, and settled with him on a farm near Price's Corners, where her family of eight sons and two daughters were born. In 1877 they retired from farming and came to live in Orillia, where Mr. Overend died some six years later, in April, 1893. The family have scattered during the years, but all were home for the funeral except Charles, of Buffalo, who was detained by illness, and one daughter, Sister Columbo, of St. Joseph's Convent, London. Tho se present were William, Peterborough; Thomas, Beaverton; John, Severn Bridge; Harry, Toronto; George, Orillia; James, London; Joseph, Chicago and Miss Overend , Orillia. The sons acted as pallbearer s at the father's funeral, and on Wednesday morning six of them performed a like service at the mother's funeral. The service was held at the church of the Angel Guardian, whhere High Requiem Mass wa s celabrated by Rev. Father Moyna, and a short eulogistic address delivered by Rev. Father McGuire, of Hastings, Ontario. Deceased was highly respected, and the funeral was very largely attended.
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